The Complete Guide to Asperger's Syndrome (Autism Spectrum Disorder): Revised Edition

This an updated version of Attwood's? I have the original (http://www.autismforthvalley.co.uk/files/5314/4595/7798/Attwood-Tony-The-Complete-Guide-to-Aspergers-Syndrome.pdf) and found it a very useful read when I was first diagnosed.

I've just paid £16 for that, maybe I should have asked before posting haha. I prefer book form anyway :).

I'm looking forward to reading it, internet is great and all but it's nice to have something all in one place. 

I've just paid £16 for that, maybe I should have asked before posting haha. I prefer book form anyway :).

I'm looking forward to reading it, internet is great and all but it's nice to have something all in one place. 

We did buy the book several years ago, but mum lent it out quite a bit to various family friends and it mysteriously vanished! 
I'm not sure a life guide is even possible, there's so much variation in autism. I had a book that tried to be one and I loathed it because so many bits of it really didn't suit me as an individual. 
The Attwood one that was more a "this is what it is" than a "how-to" was the one I really liked of the small collection we bought around the time I was diagnosed.

I'm guessing such a good unfortunately does not exist. Funny is that, I actually have always wanted some life guide. 

Like Emma, I read the free online version (sorry Mr Attwood).

It is a comprehensive read ABOUT autism and what it is, and why it is...

However, it is not a users guide to life with it :) - but, I guess that would be a BIG ask as we are all so individual in many ways even though there are synergies.